01-03-1934 Regular Meeting
Minutes regular adjourned meeting held at the .
City Hall at 7;30 P.M. Janaury 3, 1934. Counoi1aan e1eot
F.B. Roe was sworn into office b7 Mayor Ware
F.B. Roe was nailed President pro tem, oa1led the ---.
meeting to order and stated that the tirst thing in the
order ot business would be the eleqtion ot a permanent
President and Vioe President tor tne coming year. R.V. Miller
was named President and F.B. Roe was named Vice President
by aoclana tion.
Carl Kindred was continued as clerk and ao11eotor at the
same salary.
C.E. Sullens was continued as Marshall at the same lala17.
The Fire COJllJ1ittee was instru.o.ed to have an understanding
with who ever i8 elected Fire Chief as to just what the
city may expeot in tbe way ot service tor the remuneration
he reoeives.
The following bills were approved and ordered paid from
the water department.
Lassiter Service Station
D.L. Morrison
O.B. Bowell
$3.96
11.00
7.50
A lettei' !'Dom S.H. Bowman, Olermont Chairman C.W.A. was
the read stating that Lot 16~ Block 82 to the City ot
01ermont by' 1Ir. and Mr.. W.O. Perwival, and tba t a five
,.ear lease had been given the Oi~ b7 tne Florida
Florida ~el.phone Realty Oorporation tor tne South 35'
Lot 17, Block 82 in order that the City Hall gDoun48 may
be enlarged and beautified with tunds. secured tram the
Civil Works Administration. T.he Olerk was instructed to
have the deed recorded and write a letter of thanks to
Mr. Percival. '!'he 01erk and llayor were instructed to
execute the leas8 to the Florida ~elephone Realty
Oorporation aad write them a letter of thanka.
There being no tunds a Oity Attorney was not appointed
for the coming year. .
lP.B. Roe then offered the following resolution;
"Be it resolved that the Oitizens Bank ot Clermont be and
is hereby designated as tbe Depositor" tor City Funds,
and the City Treasurer be and is hereby authorized and
direoted.to deposit all funds of the Oit,y ot 01ermont
in said Citizens Bank ot Clermont until turther order of
the Oounoil. In the event funds of the City OD deposit in
suoh bank shall be in exoess ot $3,500.00 the City
Treasurer shall require security from the said depository
~ the amount ot such excess.
Upon roll oall the vote was as follows;
Ayes; Roe, Keene, House, Killer, Kern.
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~ then introduced the following Ordinance;
All ORDINA5OB PROHIBITING mE OWHKR OR PBRSOH HA VIllG
THE OUSTODY OF ANY UNLICENSED DOG OR DOGS TO RUN III
LARGB WITHIH THE OORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OP CLBRMON'l' j
AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VILLATIOB OF THIS ORDINANCE.
Which was read in full and nabered Ordlance 50. 1'1.
O.B. Keene then moved that the rules be waived and that
Ordinanoe .0. 17 be placed on it'. seoond reading and
passage. The motion was seconded by F.B. Roe and upon
vote being taken the motion carried unanimously.
Thereupon Ordinanoe 1fumber 17 was read in full and upon
roll call the vote was as ro11ow.;
qes; Keene, Roe, Killer, House, Eem
Noes Bone
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So the Ordinance passed, title as stated and was
signed b7 the President of the City~ Council and
the City Clerk and immediately certified to the Mayor.
The Ordinance appears in the Ordinance book in full.
.Bonds of the Clerk, treasurer and Marshall, were to be
continued with the same Company tn1ess after
investigation the bonds would be written by some other
Company at a cheaper premium.
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There being no further business the meeting adjourned
to meat at the call of the President.
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